_Peter
March 23rd, 2009, 11:35 PM
A few days ago I came across Ubuntu studio and I thought It would be a good idea to dual-boot it with my original ubuntu installation. The dual systems worked perfectly until I felt the urge to install windows(I FEEL SO DIRTY) because My Xbox360 was too far away from my router and my laptop had to be used to connect to Xbox live via Wifi. I knew the Windows was going to wipe out my grub and I knew how to fix it. I booted from my Ubuntu live cd and reinstalled my grub.
The thing is, when Grub was reinstalled and Windows was forced to appear on it, I realised I could no longer see my Ubuntu Studio installation. This is a great shame. If it is possible I would like to know a way to make Ubuntu Studio appear in the Grub menu without having to reformat my hard drive.
The thing is, when Grub was reinstalled and Windows was forced to appear on it, I realised I could no longer see my Ubuntu Studio installation. This is a great shame. If it is possible I would like to know a way to make Ubuntu Studio appear in the Grub menu without having to reformat my hard drive.